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Sofia Johansson
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2d
added comment inProject - Learning to Sketch from Observation
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Tried to keep it loose :)
Sofia Johansson
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7d
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Went over the boots one more time after watching the critiques and especially looking at @Patrick Bosworth s submission. So good!
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6d
Awesome work!
Sofia Johansson
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7d
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6d
Really nice job on all of these! The snail is beautifully simplified, you paid close attention to proportions, and didn't lose the flow of the pose. Same with the boots, you found some nice long lasting gesture lines, and nicely balanced your straights and curves! Keep up the good work!!
Sofia Johansson
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18d
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I'm not a beginner but I'm here to work on my construction skills. This is my 2nd try. Used my own pear :)
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17d
The construction looks wonderful! And nice work setting up your own pear still life.
You could get more out of this drawing if you pushed the values more. Don’t be afraid to get darker in the shadows.
Sofia Johansson
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2mo
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Chose my own reference for this one. Photograph by Arcady Shaikhet (1898-1959). I think I could have worked on it more and put in some more detail, but since it was so complex I also knew I had to stop somewhere. I’d love some suggestions on how it could be improved :)
That's a very well done composition value study. I don't know the objectives of the exercise, since I don't have the course. You were faithful to the photo while simplifying. I still see some complexity in places that could have been simplified even further.
Sofia Johansson
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2mo
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I struggled with this one. But I think I learned a lot. The wooden beam in the foreground was the hardest part for some reason.
adam burke
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2mo
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Heres my study, looking at other students i realised i should have brought in more dark tones, but ill keep at it.
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2mo
@Sofia Johansson All of these work- the argument to be made for this particular version is that you've really been able to push the Z axis to achieve even greater depth through the use of scale and overlap. Two of my favorite tools to use! If we're going there, you can push it even further with a bit of Gaussian blur. Just be careful that the light bugs against the dark house become the focal point. You can even knock those down in value a bit to make them less important.
Sofia Johansson
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3mo
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I tried putting the bugs and the field higher up in the hierarchy because I think they are important to the story, but I might’ve made it confusing and now I’ve looked at it for too long to be able to tell if it’s successful or not. Feedback appreciated :)
Gannon Beck
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3mo
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This is definitely a habit I need get into my workflow. Too often I develop one solution and do with it rather than slowing down a little and exploring options.
